The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-06-04
Treat Oa Bsltousnsss.
[Cassells Magazine.1


The symptoms of biIiousness are un-
happily but too we'll known. They
differ IN different individuals tn some
extent, however. A bilious man is
seldom breakfast-cater. Too fire.
quently, alas. he has An excellent APP
petite for liquids, but none for solids,
ia morning. His tongue will hardly
bear inspection at any time; If it is
not white and furred, il 10 rough at nj
events. Tie digestive systcnis wholly
out of order; diarrnea. or consti tipatiOn,
may be a symptom, or the two may
alternate. There arc very often LEM
orrltoids, or lnss of blood even.
There may be giddiness, and often
headache, aud acidIty or fatulence,
aud tenderness at the pit of the stom-
ach. llle pain felt in the right shoulder
would Indicate an extra bad case. but
apart from this there are aching pains
and even stiffness in the limbs. with
more or less of cramps in the limb
muscles, or burning in The palms of
the hands. with hot, persplring feet.
There may he dr0w wsiness or torp"r
by day and sleeplessness at night, and
All sorts and conditions Of minds,
especially irritability; dts of bad tenn
per that come an suddenly and go off
again. and that Dane are So Thoroughly
grlevcd al as the poor patient himself.
Bilious people generally hy for re-
lief To aperient pills, and there is M
doubt that they often afford iempnrnry
relief by relieving the over garged
liver. This really is antipIlngistic
treatment, but il assuredly Is not radi-
eA,. When fish-pond overilows IFS
banks, we may let nf portion of the
water; but after this we ought. me.
thinks, tn tind our way to the other
end of the pool and lessen the inflow.
Well, just word about treatment:
First and foremost. then, IN sudden
bilious attacks, that are often ac-
com mpanieh 10y great prostrftion and
by urgeut vomiting, II is best to send
for medical Inan. Such attacks
generally come on in the morning, AT
The time the body is most weak. de-
nnt think upon the whole should he
justified in suggesting medicinal
remedies in this paper, for the simple
reason that eases differ 81.
Little good will accrue from treat
ing case like this however, If. when
he il once more we'll, the patient re
turns To his old non.hyglenle habits OF
life.
"What am | to DO, theni' may he
asked. | will tel you what you are
not To- do. You ARE not Ia overeat;
y,,n are not to use sugar or fat TO any
extent, pnddlngs, pastry or cheese.
You are not To touch alcohol. You
are not to sit in overheated rooms.
You ARE neither tn overwork nor over
worry yourself, and you are not To
shifk the morning tub nor plenty of
exercise.
What are YOU to do for the acidity2
Abst> miousness aud regulation of diet
and habits will entirely banish it. and
YOU will have the pleasure of Knowing
that II. absence is sign of rejuvenaf.
ton of tie liver.
If you hut try week of the treat
ment Suggest, feel convinced you
will once more feel pleasure in life,
and an interest in all your surround
in9s. | shall he quite satisfied with
my present paper if IT put few of my
readers on the right road tn health.
and that can only be got at by seek
ing for and removing tirst causes in
stead of treating symptoms.